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The Centre for Computing History is much more than a museum. Based in Cambridge, it hosts hands-on exhibitions, a wide range of activities and events, has a small shop and runs a learning programme. Most importantly, it makes the history of computing relevant and fun for all! Cambridge has a long history in the computing field so is the perfect place for a museum dedicated to computing history. See our Visiting page for opening hours and admission information. **We are open every day of the Cambridgeshire Half Term Holiday** Saturday 23rd May 2026 - Sunday 31st May 2026 We hope to see you soon! |
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latest_news ‘Tech for Good’ and Rare Prototypes - Cambridge Wide Open Day with SJIC
The Centre for Computing History is working with St John’s Innovation Centre (SJIC), to deliver a dynamic programme for this year’s Cambridge Wide Open Day, bringing together entrepreneurs... (04-06-2026) Frank Land OBE (1928–2026)
A pioneer of the world’s first business computer and a lifelong advocate for preserving computing history Frank Land, who has died aged 97, was a prime mover in the story that took the world&rsq... (22-05-2026) |
support_usVisit our Shop From posters and trump cards to mugs and retro tech, it's great place to buy gifts for others or for yourself! All proceeds support us in our work. Visit our online shop now (or drop in to the museum). Volunteer at CCH Could you volunteer? By giving your time you can help us enthuse children, parents and teachers about the technology that fills our world. Hands-on projects including cataloguing, helping the learning team, photography, filming, front of house and exhibit maintenance. We strive to be open and welcoming to all and we're always open to opportunities to co-create the histories of computing. Find out what other opportunities we have on offer ... Sponsor a Project Are you a business? Would you be interested in working with or sponsoring us? We're always looking for partners! Please contact our Partnerships team via admin@computinghistory.org.uk in the first instance. Visit our YouTube Channel We regularly release new video content that captures important stories or provides access to our collection. Visit our channel now to support our work. And if you want to go the extra mile with your support and see new content before anyone else, join our Patreon community. |
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